The Payment Gateways per Products plugin for WooCommerce grants you the flexibility to assign specific payment gateways to products based on their tags. This article explains how to configure payment gateways using product tags.
Steps to Configure
Access the Settings
- Log in to your WordPress dashboard.
- Navigate to WooCommerce > Settings > Payment Gateways per Products.
Select the “Per Product Tags” Section
- Under the Sections tab, choose Per Product Tags.
Configure Payment Gateways
- Enable/Disable: Use the toggle switches next to each payment gateway to enable or disable it for all products with a specific tag.
Include/Exclude
- Include: Select the checkboxes next to the product tags where you want to include the specific payment gateway.
- Exclude: Conversely, use the checkboxes to exclude the payment gateway from products with specific tags.
Example
The image you provided showcases the following configuration.
Direct Bank Transfer
- Include: Wishlist (but also excluded, creating a conflict)
- Exclude: Wishlist
Check Payments
- Include: Wishlist (but also excluded, creating a conflict)
- Exclude: Wishlist
Cash on Delivery
- Include: Wishlist (but also excluded, creating a conflict)
- Exclude: Wishlist
Important Note
- In the example provided, there are conflicting selections for each payment gateway.
- Including and excluding the “Wishlist” tag simultaneously for the same gateway will have no effect.
- Ensure you only choose one option (include or exclude) for each tag and gateway combination.
Remember
- Click “Save Changes” to apply your configurations.
- You can configure different settings for each payment gateway.
- The plugin also allows assigning gateways to product categories and individual products (potentially requiring the pro version).
By strategically assigning payment gateways to product tags, you can cater to your customers’ preferred payment methods based on product characteristics and potentially increase your sales.